The United Nations has reportedly barred its staff from traveling on any Pakistani airline. This decision was made due to suspicious license investigation, according to reports. US Existing Home Sales Hit 14 Year Record Despite Pandemic Biden Pushes to Get Food & Cash to Crisis-Hit Americans Trump Impeachment to be Sent to Senate Monday: Top Lawmakers 21 Kashmiri detainees shifted to special cell of Agra jail Zoom Meeting between Ali Zaidi and Top Management of New York Port Authority The United Nations has warned its staff around the world not to travel on any airline registered in Pakistan, including the national airline, citing suspicious flying licenses, according to a report in the national daily Jang. Indian troops launch CASO in Srinagar Rio Scraps 2021 Carnival over Coronavirus Woes Indian health worker dies 6 days after Covid-19 shot Mohammed Siraj gifts himself a BMW car after returning from memorable Australia tour COVID Shrinks Latin American Trade for 2020: UN An advisory issued by the United Nations Security Management System (UNSMS), a copy of which is available with The News, states that, in view of the investigation into the suspicious license issued by the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA). UN has cautioned not … Continue reading Why has the United Nations barred its staff from traveling on Pakistani airlines?